Ansty Plum is an architecturally significant house and studio in rural Wiltshire that has undergone an impressive retrofit and a bold studio extension.

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Architects: Coppin Dockray

Location: Ansty, Salisbury, Wiltshire SP3, UK

Project Year: 2015

Photographs: Brotherton Lock & Rachael Smith

Interiors : Coppin Dockray

Structural Engineer : Tall Engineers

Lighting Design: Lightplan

Contractor: JC Symonds

Joinery : Westside Design

Photography: Brotherton Lock & Rachael Smith

Paving: Marshalls

Cork Floors: Siesta Cork Company
Sanitaryware: Bathroom Brands

Construction Cost : £240,000

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From the architect. Ansty Plum is an architecturally significant house and studio in rural Wiltshire that has undergone an impressive retrofit and a bold studio extension.

© Brotherton Lock & Rachael Smith

It is a gem, consisting of two eloquent and imaginative buildings, commissioned in the 1960?s and ?70?s by Roger Rigby, a former partner in Ove Arup?s office. The first is a one-bedroom house, designed by David Levitt and the second, a studio and garage designed by Peter and Alison Smithson.

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